Jeal Computer Services has rolled out a new eCommerce site for online ordering, a report from FoodAndDrinkBusiness.com says.
The company has also added a new B2B payment gateway — both of these items will be available via its EasyVend dairy distribution software, the report says.
The new services let dairy businesses access automation for the entire ordering and payment process to avoid cashflow issues and overdue invoices.
In case you are keeping track:
Ecommerce in the Middle East: Covid Uptick | Practical Ecommerce
Many countries in the Middle East have immature digital infrastructures and inefficient logistics. But a few have relatively young and affluent populations that are eager to utilize ecommerce despite the problems. As in other regions, Covid-19 has spurred greater online usage in the region.
This article will focus on three of the richer countries: Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, and Qatar.
Other than a Covid-19 uptick, not much has changed since I last wrote about Middle East ecommerce. According to RetailX, 2020 retail ecommerce sales for Saudi Arabia, U.A.E., and Qatar were USD $11.06 billion, $28.08 billion, and $2.5 billion, respectively. By contrast, retail ecommerce sales in the U.S. in 2020 were roughly $374 billion.
Future Of Ecommerce? Peer Into The Crystal Ball With BigCommerce - B&T
A leader in ecommerce, BigCommerce is preparing to bring together thought leaders across ecommerce, along with some of the world's largest tech providers, to peer into the future of ecommerce.
With a focus on predictions for 2021, the Ecommerce 360 Virtual Summit will bring together a range of different industry insights and expertise from BigCommerce's hand-selected technology and agency partners.
E-commerce is fast becoming the default option for shopping in India - The Economic Times
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DPIIT to hold meetings with industry, trader bodies on FDI in ecommerce | Business Standard News
Press Trust of India | New Delhi Last Updated at March 14, 2021 13:12 IST
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The Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade (DPIIT) will hold a host of meetings with industry and trader associations this month on issues pertaining to foreign direct investment (FDI) in the e-commerce sector, an official said.
These meetings assume significance as last month Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal had said that the government was considering coming out with certain clarifications to ensure that the e-commerce sector works in the "true spirit" of the law and rules.
5 key trends in the North American eCommerce market | CustomerThink
Today, an average North American e-shopper spends around $3,500 a year online. Retailers all around the continent are beefing up their delivery muscle to fulfill orders with the help of digitally-focused distribution centers and last-mile in-car, in-garage, and in-house deliveries. The regional market alone is expected to surpass $1 trillion by 2022, with fashion becoming a major shopping segment.
With such a large user base, highly circuitous cross-border supply chains, and top distribution hubs, this home to several eCommerce behemoths requires laser sharp focus to satiate the ever-increasing line-up of digital consumers. In the past year, many significant trends have emerged as significant game-changers for the North American eCommerce market. We talk about the 5 major ones:
Global-e files to go public as e-commerce startups enjoy a renaissance – TechCrunch
Global-e , an e-commerce platform that helps online sellers reach global consumers, filed to go public this morning. The company’s F-1 filing is here , if you’d like to read along.
While Global-e is not a United States-based company — it also has offices in the U.K. and Israel, among other countries — its recent growth underscores that the e-commerce boom we’ve seen domestically is hardly unique. Indeed, Global-e’s growth has been rapid and impressive.
Chewy Cofounder to Lead GameStop's E-commerce Business
It still isn't over. ABC's documentary on the GameStop saga debuts on Hulu next week, but it might want to start planning a sequel as the stock continues to rise and fall faster than an old air mattress.
The video game store-turned-Reddit-darling gained 92% this week to close at $265 per share. That's down from a peak of $483 in late January, but way up from $17 at the beginning of the year.
This week's moonward trajectory followed an announcement that Chewy cofounder and GameStop board member Ryan Cohen will lead the retailer's transition to e-commerce.
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